Hello XXXXXX,
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I would try mixing a solution of baking soda and water, creating a paste. Gently brush the stain away with a cloth or soft-bristled brush/ toothbrush. Rinse with clear water and allow to dry. If this does not get all of it, apply the paste to the stain and cover with plastic wrap and tape down the edges to keep the moisture in. Leave it overnight, then rinse off and buff the surface.
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XXXXXX,
This should still clean it. Is this definitely quartz or could it be cultured marble (man made), granite or marble?
no they say it is quartz onxy
The baking soda should work or another thing that may work is straight vinegar. Pretty much any stone counter can stain relatively easily and there are a few preventative measures that can be taken to avoid stains and keep it looking new. They are as follows:
In general you should make a paste of some kind. If your cleaning agent is not already in a paste form, then add your cleaning chemical to some Baking Soda to make the paste. Apply the paste to the stain and cover with plastic wrap and tape down the edges to keep the moisture in. Leave it overnight, then rinse off and buff the surface.
Stains that are permanent and will not remove with the above methods may require the countertops to be refinished, which involves sanding the entire surface down, removing the stains and then sealing with a wax for protection.
General stain removal methods:
Hard water stains: Straight vinegar
Grease or oil stains: Whiting with acetone
Food stains: Hydrogen peroxide and a few drops of ammonia
Rust stains: Liquid rust remover or oxalic acid
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